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First Video Ad in Print--magazine print, on paper! it's coming this fall!

Link to CNET story about first video in print.

"The September 18 issue of Entertainment Weekly will feature the first video ad to appear in print:"Each ad can handle about 40 minutes of video. Here are some more details about the Americhip technology: the screen, which is 2.7 millimeters thick, has a 320x240 resolution. The battery lasts for about 65 to 70 minutes, and can be recharged, believe it or not, with a mini USB cord--there's a jack on the back of it."

Fri, August 21, 2009 | link

YES, YOU are seen by the INTERNET! PERSONAS!

SPORTS? DRAMA? PARTIES?

HEY Click on this→

It's a COOL new MIT program to give you a new way to see yourself--like the Internet does. And, it's free! Hack OUT your self-esteem. You may only surface as a part of your own nomen clump, but hey- The Cyber Void loves you!

Thu, August 20, 2009 | link

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FLASHBACK 1.5" "Race or Race or Reason: The Bellport Dilemma"

Live at the Museum of Modern Art, NY, "Race or Race or Reason: The Bellport Dilemma". 1970s film by Betty Puleston & Lynne Jackson.
Flashback 1.5" is shot and edited on mobile phone by Donna Cameron © 2011.

In 1969-70 Bellport High School on Long Island, NY, became the scene of

angry racial confrontations between poor African-Amercan and Hispanic

and affluent White students, resulting in its temporary closure and a

police presence. Speaking: Students from the Bellport High School 1969

race riots, 30 years later, at a MoMA show of the Puleston/Jackson video.

Also on the program: documentaries by George Stoney/David Bagnall.

Program: William Sloan, Chief Emeritus, MoMA Circulating Film Library.

Share: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dfoqYKOVxmI

Donna Cameron on Frontline's Digital Nation

Interview produced/recorded by PBS Frontline.

Road Tattoo "Daughters and Sons Knot" in U.S. Capital

by Steed Taylor (with Donna Cameron and dozens of like-minded artists)

My animation of a memorable day in July, 2010 records the collaborative making of the Steed Taylor (www.steedtaylor.com) road tattoo,"Daughters and Sons Knot". We loved the work! The project honors DC area soldiers killed in recent wars. It's on the 800 block of Vermont Ave, between I & H

Sts; funded by the Washington, D.C. Commission on Arts & Humanities.

AND we can view it live by satellite on

Earth! -dc-

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